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Runtime 1004 Sort method of range
I am trying to troubleshoot a vba script that was written for one of our departments (the person who wrote it is no longer with our company). Basically, it's a macro in Excel that gets data from other sources (ex. databases or other network drives) and populates a new worksheet in Excel. The problem is that it works fine on one computer but doesn't work on 3 other computers. The error we get is "Runtime 10004 Sort method of range". All computers are running Windows XP but the one that runs the program fine is not on any service packs. Our IT administrator does not want to go backwards (in terms of removing service packs). But not sure if that truly is the problem. I'm no VBA guru here so I'm hoping someone has clues to what could be going on?? -- crt ------------------------------------------------------------------------ crt's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27078 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=465968 |
Runtime 1004 Sort method of range
Sometimes, it's as simple as qualifying the ranges.
But it's difficult to guess without at least a snippet of code. crt wrote: I am trying to troubleshoot a vba script that was written for one of our departments (the person who wrote it is no longer with our company). Basically, it's a macro in Excel that gets data from other sources (ex. databases or other network drives) and populates a new worksheet in Excel. The problem is that it works fine on one computer but doesn't work on 3 other computers. The error we get is "Runtime 10004 Sort method of range". All computers are running Windows XP but the one that runs the program fine is not on any service packs. Our IT administrator does not want to go backwards (in terms of removing service packs). But not sure if that truly is the problem. I'm no VBA guru here so I'm hoping someone has clues to what could be going on?? -- crt ------------------------------------------------------------------------ crt's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27078 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=465968 -- Dave Peterson |
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